WNZR celebrates Seniors Week with Daniel Skrzypchak

This week, The Morning Thing is shining the spotlight on our WNZR Seniors!

We have 8 graduating seniors on our Big Blue Crew.

On Tuesday, we shared a conversation with Daniel Skrzypchak.
Daniel is from Elgin, Illinois. He is graduating with a degree in Communication and Media (Digital Media). His minors are Sports Media and Graphic Design.

Daniel shares how volleyball brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.
He has shared his talents with our team on and off the air, including working for WNZR Video Team and helping with graphic design jobs.

Daniel shares his favorite memories from both WNZR and MVNU.
He will be returning this fall to finish a few credits and serve as an Assistant Coach for the MVNU Women’s Volleyball Team.

Click HERE to enjoy the conversation!

Congratulations to the Class of 2023!

WNZR celebrates Seniors Week with Henry Shobert

This week, The Morning Thing is shining the spotlight on our WNZR Seniors!

We have 8 graduating seniors on our Big Blue Crew.

On Monday, we shared a conversation with Henry Shobert.
Henry is from Wickliffe, Ohio. He is graduating with a degree in Communication and Media (Digital Media).

Henry shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.

He shares some memories and lessons that he has learned being part of the WNZR Team.

Henry also shares the exciting news about some awards that he received this semester. We congratulate him!
Henry asks for prayer for his future. He will be attending law school at Cleveland State University in the fall, working on his dream to become a lawyer.

Click HERE to enjoy the conversation!

Congratulations to the Class of 2023!

WNZR’s Seniors Week with Ben Alexander

This week, The Morning Thing is shining the spotlight on our WNZR Seniors!

We have 8 graduating seniors on our Big Blue Crew.

On Monday, we shared a conversation with Ben Alexander.
Ben is from Marysville, Ohio. He is graduating with a degree in Communication and Media (Digital Media).

Ben shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.

He shares some memories and lessons that he has learned being part of the WNZR Team.

Ben also shares a prayer request as he interviews for jobs in radio and seeks to find his career path after MVNU.

Click HERE to enjoy the conversation!

Congratulations to the Class of 2023!

WNZR’s Meet the Staff Monday with Noah Tucker

This week’s Meet the Staff Monday on WNZR features senior, Noah Tucker.

Noah is from Alexandria, Ohio. His major is Communication and Media (Digital Media).

Noah shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR, through several changes to his major.

He shares some favorites including his favorite foods. He shares how his favorite part of being here at MVNU is meeting some amazing friends and playing Intramural Sports with them.

We also learn that Noah is related to the Wright Brothers! Noah has exciting plans for Spring 2024. He will be going to Los Angeles to study film!

You can also learn more about Noah with WNZR’s Rapid Fire. His favorite bible verse is Ephesians 1:7

Click HERE to enjoy the conversation!

You can hear Noah on WNZR on Mondays from 9pm – 11pm.

WNZR shares the news of an exciting concert coming to MVNU!

The Morning Thing had the privilege of talking with two fantastic musicians about a concert coming to Mount Vernon Nazarene University.
Sharon Sable and Joe Holt will bring the music of Blossom Dearie to campus in a show called, “They Say It’s Spring”.
Blossom Dearie was an iconic jazz pianist, vocalist, and composer from the bebop era. With her unique style, she was able to bridge the gap between west-side rhythm and east-side lyrical content. Her career spanned six decades with recordings from 1948 to 2003.
Sharon and Joe talk about their histories in music and how they got connected at a jazz festival.
Their shared love of the genre ultimately led to the collaboration on a Blossom Dearie project, “Once Upon a Summertime.”

Click HERE to hear the conversations with these amazing musicians.

The concert, featuring works from their project, will take place on April 21, 2023, at 8 p.m. in the Thorne Performance Hall. General admission tickets are on sale now for $25. All students will be admitted free of charge. All profits will go to MVNU’s Music Department.
To purchase tickets, and learn more about the event, visit concert.mvnu.edu.

WNZR’s Meet the Staff Monday with Henry Shobert

This week’s Meet the Staff Monday on WNZR features senior, Henry Shobert.

Henry is from Wickliffe, Ohio. His major is Communication and Media (Digital Media).

Henry shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.

Henry is a member of the MVNU Lacrosse Team and shares how valuable that experience has been to his college career.

You can also learn more about Henry WNZR’s Rapid Fire, including his love for coffee! Enjoy the conversation!

You can hear Henry on WNZR on Tuesdays 10am – 11am and 3pm – 4pm.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

WNZR presents the April 2023 MVNU Update

MVNU’s Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Amy Kovach, talked with The Morning Thing for our monthly MVNU Update.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

Dr. Kovach shared an update from her office as they prepare for the 2023 graduation. She also shares an update about MVNU’s Presidential search.

Dr. Kovach shares the exciting news about MVNU’s Summer Academic Camps. The camps are for high school students who are looking for a fun, hands-on college experience in a field of their interest. There are two sessions: July 10 – 14 and July 17 – 21.
Scholarships are also available. The deadline to register is Friday, June 16.

Dr. Kovach also shares how we can pray for MVNU through this time of transition.

For more information about MVNU’s Summer Camps,  go to – https://www.mvnu.edu/undergraduate/summer-camp-2023

To stay up to date with everything happening at MVNU, go to – https://www.mvnu.edu/news

MVNU presents Cinderella this weekend at the Knox Memorial Theater

WNZR was honored to chat with several cast members about their experience in this fantastic show.
The actors talked about their characters and how they prepared to play these roles. They talked about the uniqueness of this version of the classic story. The actors shared their favorite songs and memories.

Click HERE to hear our conversations.

Enjoy our conversations with:
Logan Davis – Sebastian
Kenzie Potter – Marie/Fairy Godmother
Tyler Maddux – Prince Topher
Destiny Fullerton – Madame/Wicked Stepmother
Judy Bennett – Cinderella

Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s Music Department and Theatre Program presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Broadway Version) which features music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics and an original book by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a new book by Douglas Carter Beane.

Since its debut in 1957, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella has enchanted fans of all ages. Originally written for television, the musical has been adapted four times since. The most recent adaptation, the Broadway version, premiered in 2013. It features all the favorite music of the original and a new book by Douglas Carter Beane. A timeless tale of overcoming the seemingly impossible with determination, faith, and a little bit of magic, Cinderella is sure to delight audiences of all ages.

Performances are Friday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 15, at 2:30 p.m. All performances take place in The Knox Memorial Theater, 112 E High St., Mount Vernon.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for MVNU students, anyone under 18, or those with military ID. Tickets for all performances may be purchased online at theatre.mvnu.edu or at the box office beginning one hour prior to show time. Seating opens approximately 30 minutes prior to show time. This production is suitable for all audiences.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit theatre.mvnu.edu, email theatre@mvnu.edu, or call the MVNU Theatre coordinator at 740-397-9000 ext. 4235. Follow MVNU Theatre on Facebook and Instagram to keep up with the latest program news and events.

WNZR’s Meet the Staff Monday with Matt Salvucci

This week’s Meet the Staff Monday on WNZR features CCP (College Credit Plus) Student, Matt Salvucci.

Matt is from Mount Vernon and is currently a Senior at Mount Vernon High School. He is taking Communication and Digital Media classes this year at MVNU.

Matt shares what brought him to MVNU and how he found his way to WNZR.

Matt shares some favorites including his favorite food, artist and hobby. He shares a bittersweet memory about a snowboarding trip in high school.

You can also learn more about Matt with WNZR’s Rapid Fire.

Click HERE to hear and enjoy the conversation!

You can hear Matt on WNZR on Mondays 7pm – 8pm and Wednesdays 9pm – 10pm.

10 reasons to share your testimony

WNZR kicks off Lifeline 2023 on Wednesday with a Day of Prayer and Praise.

We would love to hear from you.
Do you have a testimony to share? Do you have a prayer request? Would you like us to pray with you?

At 6am on Wednesday, we will open up our phones. Please call 740-392-9090 and be part of WNZR’s Day of Prayer and Praise. You can also click HERE to submit your testimony or requests online (and anonymously).

This morning, Marcy shared some insight on why we should share our testimonies. Check out this powerful article from Jennifer Heeren on Crosswalk.com

Click HERE to read the full article.

Here are 10 reasons to share your testimony:

  • Your story is unique (even if you don’t think so) …
  • God’s Word tells us to share our hope as a believer. …
  • People love to hear stories—both believers and unbelievers. …
  • It removes fear and gives courage. …
  • Unbelievers will have a hard time disputing what you say is your story.
  • It creates transparency within the church
  • You become a resource for others
  • You keep your initial salvation testimony alive in your mind
  • You deliver more testimonies as God continues His work in you
  • It glorifies God

Lifeline 2023 is Wednesday, 3/29 – Monday, 4/3.

God Is In This Story!

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